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Very Confident About Skipper Buttler, Want Him To Enjoy Next Few Years, Says McCullum
ODI World Cup: Brendon McCullum said he is very confident about Jos Buttler continuing as England’s white-ball captain and wants the wicketkeeper-batter to enjoy playing the next few years.
Following two years of coaching the Test team, McCullum will start coaching England’s white-ball team from next year, with his all-format contract extended to 2027. His big challenge as white-ball head coach will be to get England back to winning major championships after failing to defend T20 and ODI World Cup titles in 12 months.
"I am very confident in Buttler as captain. What I want from Jos is for him to enjoy the next three to four years. If he retired tomorrow he would probably go down as the greatest white-ball player England have produced so there is a chance for however long he plays to not protect anything and play with a smile on his face. My job is to push him towards that,” said McCullum to reporters ahead of England’s third Test against Sri Lanka starting at The Oval on Friday.
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Australia Are Initial Favourites For Border-Gavaskar Trophy, Says Ex-coach John Buchanan
Ready Steady Go Kids: Former Australia men’s head coach John Buchanan believes the Pat Cummins-led side is the initial favourite for him to win the Border-Gavaskar Trophy, citing the current lack of preparation time for visiting teams ahead of a tour.
Broken Leg Is Giving Me The Most Grief: Maxwell
T20 World Cup: Australia all-rounder Glenn Maxwell said he is still dealing with the after-effects of having broken his left leg in 2022, adding that lots of hardwork is needed every day for him to play cricket pain-free.
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ODI World Cup: बल्लेबाज़ों की आईसीसी टेस्ट रैंकिंग में इंग्लैंड के बल्लेबाज़ हैरी ब्रूक तीन स्थान की छलांग लगाकर चौथे स्थान पर पहुंच गए हैं। श्रीलंका के ख़िलाफ़ पहले टेस्ट में उन्होंने 56 और 32 रन की पारी खेलकर इंग्लैंड को सीरीज़ में 1-0 से बढ़त दिलाने में मदद की थी। जो रूट ने रैंकिंग में शीर्ष स्थान बरक़रार रखा है, जबकि केन विलियमसन दूसरे और डैरिल मिचेल नंबर तीन पर बने हुए हैं।
So Grateful To Have Played For England In All Three Formats, Says Dawid Malan
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Dawid Malan Announces Retirement From International Cricket
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It Was My Dream To Transform This Team And Not Worry Too Much About Results: Rohit Sharma
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Wales Cricket Board: England men’s team will be touring Ireland for the first time since 2019 when the side travels to the country for a three-match ODI series scheduled from September 17-21 in 2025, though the venues are yet to be confirmed.
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